I need this power supply male conector that comes standard with the Chinese compressors that we use to fill our airguns. We soldered but the fix only lasted for a few days only. Thanks
N/A Do anyone know were I can find this conector? Thanks
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It appears the pros have shown up to assist you below . It is better advice IMHO than my initial post and link. The price is much cheaper than what I found. LOL
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Kind of looks like a Sony PS power plug. I would try one.
Was it kinked too many times or did it overheat and burn through?
Was it kinked too many times or did it overheat and burn through?
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That’s precisely what happened, apparently it overheated and melted the solder. I had bought another one, to have a spare since I have four pcp but it won’t arrive until next week.
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That is an XT connector, common in the radio-control toy crowd, and becoming more common elsewhere. From my limited reading, Amass is a quality brand, and perhaps the preferred manufacturer of this connector. There are various sizes, based on current capacity, such as XT30, XT60, etc. The -H version is full backwards compatible. Happily, they're also inexpensive, available on eBay, Amazon, etc.
A random search example: https://www.flyingtech.co.uk/cables...t90-male-female-10cm-wired-pigtail-connectors
A random search example: https://www.flyingtech.co.uk/cables...t90-male-female-10cm-wired-pigtail-connectors
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I have r/c hobby store near my area, I am going to call them to see if they have it, thanks
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On the other side does it say xt60 or xt90? I have a ton if you need one. Though they are typically cheap theough amazon
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Looks like this is the part. https://www.flyingtech.co.uk/cables...m-wired-pigtail-connectors?sku=CON-XT60H-F-Wi
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I'm thinking there might be other issues besides the connector. You may want to look into why the wire overheated in the first place. That could lead to a major fire hazard, especially if it starts affecting the house circuit. It shouldn't be drawing enough amps to melt the solder.
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Where are you located at? I have a load of wire and connectors for my RC things. If close would be more than happy to make a new cable for you
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Nope it was my fault because every time after I used I stored in this Makita tool bucket, that is a little to small for the compressor and his accessories and apparently kinked the conector…
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Thanks for your offer but I live very far away in the carribean in the island of Puerto Rico. But I think that my local r/c hobby shop should have it in stock in his store. About 25 years ago I was our local national champion in a oval road course with one of my r/c cars, this is also a very good hobby but I like to shoot my airguns much more…
. This is my local hobby shop that is about 15 minutes from my house 
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I just called my local hobby shop and they have it available, I'll pick it up later. Thank you all very much for all the help.
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Glad to hear it was just operator caused. I was thinking it was a wiring issue.
Nice range, btw.
Nice range, btw.
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Yeah that is my other hobby as well, though been trying to sell my planes to fund more guns.
Glad you were able to find a replacement part quickly!
Glad you were able to find a replacement part quickly!
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